Affiliate Disclosure: Links on this page may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. Read our affiliate policy
Classic World of Darkness Fiction Books in Order
Below you'll find the complete list of Classic World of Darkness Fiction books in publication order. This is generally the recommended reading order for the series.
Reading order verified: April 2026
Quick Answer
What order should I read the Classic World of Darkness Fiction series? Start with "Vampire Diary (By: Robert E. Weinberg)" (1994) and follow publication order through all 29 books.
The complete Classic World of Darkness Fiction reading order is listed below in publication sequence.
Publication Order
Vampire Diary (By: Robert E. Weinberg)
1994
Caravan of Shadows (By: Richard Lee Byers)
1995
Silver Crown (By: Bill Bridges)
1995
On a Darkling Plain (By: Richard Lee Byers)
1995
Conspicuous Consumption: Werewolf (By: Stewart von Allmen)
1995
Wyrm Wolf (By: Edo Van Belkom)
1995
Mage: Such Pain (By: Don Bassingthwaite)
1995
Netherworld (By: Richard Lee Byers)
1995
House of Secrets (By: James A. Moore)
1995
Breathe Deeply (By: Don Bassingthwaite)
1995
Beyond the Shroud (By: Rick Hautala)
1996
The Ebon Mask (By: Richard Lee Byers)
1996
The Road to Hell (By: Robert E. Weinberg)
1996
Shadows on the Hill (By: Jackie Cassada)
1996
Blood Relations (By: Doug Murray)
1996
Hell Storm (By: James A. Moore)
1996
Call To Battle (By: Doug Murray)
1996
As One Dead (With: Don Bassingthwaite)
1996
The Ascension Warrior (By: Robert E. Weinberg)
1996
Watcher (By: Charles L. Grant)
1997
War in Heaven (By: Robert E. Weinberg)
1998
Quintessential World of Darkness (By: Rick Hautala)
1998
Dark Kingdoms (By: Richard Lee Byers)
1998
Eternal Hearts (By: Lucy Taylor)
1999
Slave Ring (By: Tim Dedopulos)
2003
Orpheus: Haunting the Dead (By: Seth Lindberg,Stefan Petrucha,Allen Rausch)
2003
The Overseer (By: Tim Dedopulos)
2003
The Puppet-Masters (By: Tim Dedopulos)
2003
The Last Battle (By: Bill Bridges)
2004
Affiliate Disclosure
As an Amazon Associate, Reading Order Books earns from qualifying purchases. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no additional cost to you. This helps us maintain the site and continue providing reading order guides. Read our full disclosure